Creates content strategies with business teams and B2B companies in life insurance & healthcare.

Manila, Philippines
Joined January 2013
Chief Repeating Officer, is really there one?
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Leaders often nod & leave the room “aligned,” but when the strategy requires real tradeoffs (stopping old work, moving resources, giving up their own priorities, making diff decisions), they resist.
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It was like a slap on the wrist with wet noodle.
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As AI becomes more common, trust, human judgment, real stories, and visible human effort may become more valuable especially in education and healthcare.
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Physics forgot how to physics.
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Capital follows evidence. Capability precedes capacity. Before we spend to become bigger, we need evidence that we are becoming more relevant and more trusted.
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The greatest careers are never built alone.
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Never underestimate the importance of your own ethical conduct to the company’s success.
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At least, be a little bit bonkers.
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Have the guts to know when to turn the page.
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The products are the job. The results follow.
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The best succession strategy is not replacing a founder. It is preserving the standards while evolving what the market now demands.
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The best succession plans don't reproduce the previous leader; they preserve the standard while allowing the next leader to bring a different advantage.
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Focus on things that lead to the result, and not on the size of the outcome you want.
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Standard mattered more than the style.
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Keep moving. Don't dwell on the results.
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Instead of envying people, study people ahead of them.
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In general, you can talk about other people's problems to become better.
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Always learn from other people's mistakes.
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Some things shldnt be automated. Accountability is one of them.
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